The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-12-01
LOCAL SUMMARY.
Vol. V Mol.
Zero was trumps this morning.

Zero was trumps this morning.
Dance at the rink tomorrow eve.
We call the attention of our read
ers to number of new advertise
ments in this issue, among them
those of A. F. Hubbard of Brattle-
boro, and c. B. Carleton and W.
G. Lampson of Manchester Center.
Each keep full and complete stock
in their line. The two first named
have good stock of holiday goods.
III. r. Darling and family spent
Thanksgiving with Mr.. Charlie Jones
of West Townshend.
H. P. Yearly has just traded for
two-forty horse that he values
$500.
VIM. Stewart of Springfield,
Mass. spent Thanksgiving with his
friends in this place.
Mr.. & Mrs. Henry Randall of Westley,
r. l. are visiting with VIM. Shattuck
and other friends in this place.
Packard Wilder and wife of Man
chester Center were visiting friends
in this village few days ago.
Village school commenced Monday,
the higher department is taught by
Mss Ella G. Torrey of Dorset the
lower by Miss Bertha WILDER.
Returned to the Faith er-land.-
Arthur Holden, son of S. M. Hol-
den. and his brother Archie returned
from Dakota Friday night. The
first named had been out there nearly
two years, and his brother for about
s months. They express themselves
pleased with Dakota and think they
will go back in the Spring.
Maj. A. J Noyes of Bennington,
was in town few days last week
visiting some of his old Soldier
friends, and was present at the Post
meeting Saturday evening.
F. A. Hubbard and wife of Brat
tleboro passed Thanksgiving with
Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Wight, Mrs.
Hubbard's parents.
Miss Mile Virgins is teaching
the North Windham school.
Geo. Porter has moved into the
Rugg house.
A BOLD BURGLARY.
Last Monday night the residence
of Ora Rhoades, on Main street, was
burglarized. The house was entered
through window and the thief going
to Mr.. Rhoades' bedroom secured
his pants and watch. The pant.
were taken outside and rifed O
about 33 dollars. A short time af
terward, probably, Mr.. Rhoades a
woke and thinking it unusually colo
got up and discovered an open win
dow. A examination soon revealed
the robbery and a search the pants Oh
the porch. No clue to the perpreta
tor.
Wanted-100, 900 feet of bass WOO
isecond growth will be taken)for whic
cash will be paid. Apply to f. NJ. Woo
or Stephen Houghton.
Photographer Smith has moved fror
Chester Depot to Weston and will pl
his avocation there and at this place.
We understand that the Pierce an
Sturgess mill, recently purchased by
NJ. Wood. will be run this winter o
novelty stock.
PROMOTED.
Mr.. F. A. Curtis, the efficient and ger
tlemanly postal clerk on the narro
gauge, has been promoted and takes IL
route from Richford to Springfield, Mas
p. A. Ormsted of So. Newbury, arecel
appointee, and graduate of the Meth
dist school at Montpelier and Of the Tn
versity of Vermont, takes his place. NJ
Curtis has been very efficient in the sc
vice, and while we rejoice at his GOO
fortune we regret his loss to us and tn
route.
Charlie Harris of Saxtons River W;
visiting friends in town this week. Mr.
Fisher goes with him to that place
spend the winter with her daughter, Mr.
r. X. Harris.